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Co-edited by Claudia S.P. Fernandez, DrPH, and Giselle Corbie-Smith, MD, healthcare experts from nurses to social workers present a way forward which shifts away from our fragmented and often judgmental approach to health in the new book Leading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the US - Experiences in Developing the Team and Impacting the Community.

The Clinician Leadership in Quality and Safety (CLQS) course provides an opportunity for 4th-year Medical Students and Ph.D. Nursing Students to conduct a Quality Improvement project with a clinical improvement team under the guidance of a faculty mentor. The annual CLQS Symposium will be held virtually this year on Wednesday, March 2 from 2:30 – 4:45PM.

The inaugural graduate and professional student resource fair and well-being symposium will be held on Thursday, February 17 at the Carolina Union.

Here are some of the upcoming School of Medicine IT educational technology training opportunities. Except where noted, you can register for these classes on our Events page. We hope you’ll join us!

The UNC Program for Public Discourse and General Alumni Association host Science and Democracy, an online Abbey Speaker Series event featuring a discussion about the interplay of science and politics this February.

Virtual training on working with human trafficking victims available with free CME/CEU credits. This training will help healthcare providers with the tools to screen, identify, and connect patients affected by human trafficking. Program is open to all and starts January 27.

A range of events and observances are scheduled across UNC-Chapel Hill and UNC Health to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Eshelman Institute for Innovation recently opened its pre-proposal application for the 2022 annual grant cycle. The Institute seeks to fund translational research related to therapeutics focused on oncology, infectious disease, and neuroscience, including rare diseases, and all digital health technologies. The Institute also welcomes ideas for devices and diagnostics, and other therapeutic areas and services.

Learn more about common stressors during the holiday season and coping strategies that can help.

The symposium is free and open to the public, and attendees can register online now.

Here are some of the School of Medicine IT educational technology training opportunities for December-February. Except where noted, you can register for these classes on our Events page. We hope you’ll join us!

The building will allow the UNC School of Medicine to increase enrollment, training more physicians to care for the people of North Carolina.

Category: Events

Fernandez and Corbie-Smith author book highlighting vital role of community based change in achieving health equity

Clinician Leadership in Quality and Safety Scholarly Concentration (CLQS) Symposium

Resource Fair and Well-Being Symposium Offered to Graduate and Professional Students

Upcoming Educational Technology Training Opportunities

Public Discourse and General Alumni Association Host Science and Democracy Speaker Series

Human Trafficking Training with Free CME/CEU Credits

Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Reminder: Eshelman Institute Grant Funding Available

Reminder: UNC School of Medicine Touchpoint 20: Wellness into the Holidays

Call for Abstracts: Paul A. Godley Health Equity Symposium Set for March 9-10, 2022

Upcoming Educational Technology Training Opportunities

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